Afenifere chieftain says Tinubu has been treated unjustly by APC
Ayo Adebanjo has said Bola Tinubu has been treated unjustly by the APC after his effort in the last general elections.
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In a report by Independent newspapers, Adebanjo said though many would have expected him to mock Tinubu over his current battles, it is obvious to state that the former Governor hasn't been treated fairly by his political party.
“ People are expecting me to mock Tinubu and say God has dealt with him over the manner he treated me and other Yoruba leaders but I won’t do that because what is after six is more than seven...Tinubu may have his fault but he has not been treated well by his party” Adebanjo said.
Tinubu is currently at the battle front with leaders and several chieftains of the ruling party with the recent being the party's national chairman, John Oyegun, who he has called for his resignation.
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